these be able to remain independent for a while and get sort of a bigger high profile exit like an ipo? >> i think zinga is closer to having a shot at independence. as you pointed out on second market and in other places there's a valuation that's being attributed to them in billions of dollars. it's not an unreasonable one. absolutely there is opportunities for people to hook up with traditional gaming companies like play fish did with traditional media companies like playdom did. i think there's a lot of interest from the asian gaming publishers building these free to play games for a long time now but they don't know how to crack that u.s. market necessarily on their own and i think there's also going to be interest from folks like google, technology guys. there's a lot of avenues for which these companies can go down. >> what are your predictions? one of your predictions for 2010 is social gaming will outflow beyond facebook but i would think this deal would be contradictory because i look at it as disney has a strong website. great games. really the ultimate in convergence between